unForgiven

Written by Bridget E. Baker

Narrated by Jennifer Jill Araya

There are two sides to every story, but they can’t both be true, can they? In the second book of the Birthright Series, Bridget E. Baker weaves a tale of bad things done for very good reasons and an unexpected chance at redemption.

To be feared is lonely. . .

As heir to the evian throne, Judica must be perfect every moment of every day. If she slips up, even once, her mother will replace her. Impossible standards, horrifying decisions, terrible truths—none of these stop Judica from doing what needs to be done. She becomes what her mother demands, what her people need, what she never wanted for herself. But it isn’t enough. 

But to be weak is death.

Judica’s worst nightmare becomes a reality when her twin sister Chancery steals the throne. Her life is over, all her efforts a waste. Judica should be furious, but strangely, she’s relieved. The freedom from her former responsibilities leaves her time to pursue her mother’s killer. But as she unravels the clues, the truth slips further away. When her investigation leads to a common enemy, Judica must decide whether she's willing to mend the deep and painful fractures between her and Chancery, or whether she’s too far gone. Once a villain, always a villain?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Purple Puppy Publishing
• Release date: May 28, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662227660

Reviews for unForgiven

[Cindy McLoughlin · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Loving this series. Really fast paced and intricate plot. Well written.

[Juliet Appiah-nyanta · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Really enjoyed it. I didn't think I could like the villain, but there are two sides to every story

[Tammy Rowe · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Very confusing. I wish you would let us know who the person is in the chapter.. it's also confusing because it goes back to the begining. Either that or SCRIBD doesn't have it in order. They also talk about a sister they didn't mention in the first chapter. Otherwise; I Love the story plot, and the comments to make the plot more real so you can imagine better is hilarious. I wrote down the sayings. Thank You so much for writing this series. I do like that you describe how the dog was poisoned. UGGGGG SO CONFUSING. I'M ON CHAPTER 4 AND I still don't know who you are talking about. I had to lower it from 5 stars to 3. But knowing who the author is talking about is driving me nuts, and the author is talking about something that wasn't in the first book.

[Erin Mason · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This book was better then the 1st book. It’s a really good story. I just didn’t like Chancery very much. Judica was much more realistic and I knew the must be a reason for her being the way she was. I enjoyed this book a lot. There was a part in this book where judica describes chancery and it was so perfect.

[Gretchen · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I love that this is Judica’s story. It shows both how she saw things growing up and how that colored her actions. You get a different side (the real side) of her that you don’t see from Chancery’s point of view. Fear not, it’s not the same story as book one told from a different perspective (though that’s part of it) as it contains events happening after book 1.

[Jenna Vaughn · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I definitely like this book much better than the first. Hooray for Judica! I really loved that we got her point of view

[Kelly Adams · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

The book is great the service is not it just cuts off